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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-01-10, Page 8PAGES THE CLINTON.° NEWS4tECORD Starting the New Year Right with Atter Christmas Specials BALANCE OF THE 29c TIES ON SALE, 2 FOR ........ . . . ....• 50e MEN'S SILK SCARVES, from . •. ... . . . .. 25c up BATH TOWELS, TOWEL SETS, "MEN BRIDGE SETS, Boxtn HANDKERCHIEF'S, BRACES AND GARTERS, BATH ROBES, WINDEREAKERS, and many other lines at reduced Prices. SKATING OUTFITS, HOUSE SHOES and RUBBER FOOTWEAR N SPECIAL PRICES, CONSULT US BEFORE Y011 BUY. •Plums eel Bros: Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made-to-II/Leasure Clothing .1111101111Riliab. vomimesaw4gmtvzottus4404 `4111•21101M1111:110M1111.1.1.0insoMMIlli FRONT QUARTER BEEF, Choice Quality, per lb. DRESSED HOG, by the half, per lb. BRISKET 130ILS, per lb. RIB BOILS, per lb. WHOLE PLATE OF BEEP, per lb. VEAL STEWS, per lb. GOOD ROAST OF VEAL, per Ibe 15c CHOICE HOME-MADE SAUSAGES, 2 lbs. for .,..,..„ 25.5 HEAD CHEESE, 3 Ibis. for • 25e COOKED BEEF LOAF, per Ib. 7e 13 V2e 6c Se 70 10e CONNELL et TYNDALL 1 "CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " j Phone 162. Albert Street 4•91•1111MINIMIMION.1.110' Everybody's Favorite SONGS ARRANGED OR 20 DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS Over 200 songs in this large folio. All the old favorites gathered to - gather. Contains a large selection of mountain. love, children's, Spanish, Irish, Russian, patriotic, operatic, comedy, college and home songs. The ,publishers believe that a re- presents a complete musical eneylo, pedia and fills a long felt need. • PRICE 91.00 .„ • • SONGS FOR CHILDREN „A wonderful book for kiddies. Has over 200 different songs including ail the popular fairy songs that every child loves. A collection including .saered hynms, animal and bird songs, and songs and games. •Just the thing for children to spend those few -MOM - :11L.Swith between supper and bed - PRICE i1.00 CULBERTSON'S OWN CONTRACT BIDDING SELF.TEjfl Just this book, and a pencil and you have everything you need to learn contract bidding. Read the elear easy to grasp explanations, look at the illustrative examples and then take out your pencil and test yourself on the points you have learned. Cheek your bids with the correct answers in the back of the book. This new Sim- plifield Culbertson Self Teacher in- cludes all bids front opening one ,b'ids to the sensationally successful Cal- bertson Grand Slam Convention. ONLY 75c.4 COPY. no W. 11 Fair 3o Often the Cheapest--Alwaye the Best (!11111111111 glite; UIIIll11 1111 jiIJ1111 ltlIfl Mrs. E. Brown has retarllecl after visiting her daughter near Lodes - bora. • Mrs. John Lawson of Goderieh visit- ed Erie week with her sister, Mve. B. Brown. Miss P. Densmore is visiting friends and relatives at Westfield and Winghain. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vodden are in London, where they intend spend- ing a few weeks. Miss Dorm *Durnin visited with Miss Dorothy Bartliff and other friends in town during the holiday period. Mrs. F. Livermore and Miss 'Bessie Livermore have been visiting the former's brother, Mr, L. Trouse of Woodstock. Mr. Dodds Holloway leaves. today for Fleming, Sask., after spending a few weelta' holiday with his mother in town, 10%. Vnitan tookand ami1y have returned to their home in Ingolds. by, Ont., after spending a holiday with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter, Miss L. Brigham has gone to Wind- sor to spend the winter months with her sister, Miss 0. Brigham, who is on the staff of the technical School in that city. Miss Kathleen MelCinnon left last week to resume her teaching duties on the staff of Napanee Collegiate after spending the holiday period with her mother and grandmother in toWn. Miss Isobel Lindsay has returned to University of Western Ontario ef- ter spending the Christmas vaca- tion at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. X. Lindsay, the Huron Road. Messrs. David, George and J. E. 'Cantelon, MAS.I Dorothy Cantelon, Mayor Trewartha and lair. 3. P. Sheppard attended the funeral of the late D A Canteion of Hensall on Friday last. ST. HELENS The Young People' Bible Glass met as usual on Sunday evening and installed their officers for the coming year as follows: President: Stanley Todd; Vice: Wallace Miller; Secre- tary, Dorothy MleDenaId; Treasurer, Neilly, Todd; Christian Irellowshlp, McKinley Ramage; Missionary, Mrs W. E. Gordon; Citizenship, Wallace Miller; Social and Literary, Ruth Ramage; Pianist, Greeta Webb. Miss Kathleen Thorns was rushed to Wingham Hospital a week ago but it was bound unnecessary to operate. She is expected Kerne this week. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Vim Woods and family whose house was burnt down between three nd four o'clock hist Thursday morn- ing. Mr. Woods wakened up to find he room full of smoke and called the slay but despite all efforts to oheck he fire it soon got beyond control. Most of the downstairs articles were aved but the boys lost all their othing and all the bedding etc., up- tairs. Mr. Weeds has been most un- ertunate as his house on his other arm was burnt down also about four - n years ago. They have moved nto the front part of Elwood Bar - boar's house for the present. V.113.04.1frItemdtfralkopitittottavaifiraboVat fifl A 7.17 • THURS., lAN. 10; 1934' ______Atanseerj_r_seasiatemeniailereererzeteseeniaremetessamerainesseratesalareeat, P.'. 4 • 1, • .„ S le e ohne s this end" 'till • Crash, goes the Prices of Many Lies, Clearing Prices on Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, a few Holiday Lines ending with a Big Sugar Sale this week aad next. • ,,---11(Efs"-"' 4' W. Friday and Saturday of this week we are introducing an UTSTAN !NG SUGAR SALE GET OUR PRICES (with an order) Coffee Will Feature in Our Maxwellper lb. Chase and Sanborn, per lb. Specials Next Week SOUPSclear,C. C. and B., to clear, 3 for 40e 40c Red +and White, per lb. 40c Magic Coffee, per lb. 29c Ambrosia, per IL 25c Tea Will Continue To Be On Sale Salada Tea, per lb. 59c Lipton Tea ,per lb. 590 Red Rose Tea, per lb. 59e Our Own (Special), per lb. 49c • JAMS AND MARMALADES Peach J, 32 ozs. for 28c Marmalade ,Crosse and 131ackwell, for 29c Black Currant, 40 ozs. for 35c Mixed Nuts (and Brazils), limited quantity, 2 lb. 30c Syrup, Maple Syr, per bottle 19c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, large and juicy, per dozen 39c Grape Fruit, sweet seedless, 6 for 25c New Carrots, 2 for 15e Spinach, 2 lbs. for 25c Cauliflowers, each 25c FISH AND 111RIGIDAIRE Red Salmon, piece, lb. 15c Filletts, smoked, per lb. 17c Frozen Herring, per lb. 8c New Cheese„ 5 lbs. for 60c CANNED; GOODS Aylmer Tomatoes, 2 for 19e York Tomatoes, 3 for 25c York Corn, per dozen $1.20 (White or Golden Bantam) York Peas, (No. 3), 2 for 25c York Peas (No. 4), 2 for Egg Plums, 3 for 19c 25c Large Tins Pineapples, sliced 10e 25c Red and White, Aylmer, 3 for 25e Campbell's Vegetable and Tomato, 2 for Heinz, large, 2 for 19c 29c SODA BISCUITS Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for Toasted Sodas, per Ib. Fancy Marshmallow Biscuits, Ib. Wax Tite Sodas, per lb. Fancy Assorted 'Biscuits, to clear, lb. Salted Wafers, per pkg. 10c Cheese Wafers, per pkg. 10e McCormick and Paterson's, 2 lbs. for 25c DRIED FRUITS 17c 16e 10c 15o 25e 19c Sweet Hickory, Weston's, 2 lbs. Prunes, Santa Clara, 2 lbs. for .25c New Pitted Dates, 2 lbs. for 25c Choice Figs, 2 lbs. for 19e Dried Peaches, 5 lbs. for 90c OTHER SPECIALS DURING THIS SALE Soap Chips, 5 lbs., for 35c P. and G. Soap, 10 bars for 29c Gold _Sap, 4 bars for 17e Coinfort Soap, 4 bars for 19c Lux Toilet Soap, 4 bars for 23c Baking Powder, Sealers 33c Pearl Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 19c Blue Berries, per tin 10c Shelled Walnuts, per lb. 39c Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs. for 29c Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs. for 29c Macaroni, 5 lbs. for 25c Good Rice, 4 Ibs. for 23c Best Rice, 3 lbs. for 23c Dates, 4 lbs. for 25c Valencia Raisins, per lb. Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c 11c Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for 170 FREE DENBY CHINA Weston's & Christie's Fancy Cakes Cracked Wheat Walkersides' Ice Cream 11/11.61113, 4021111216 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 1=231,131affilleffisil Ar-ESIMISSIZREPOMMEMIMMOSSMORI W. ASIEHMEZZOOE=E3M422=211111111 Sliced Bread earsayee. CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERTA Phone 48 IN 1935 For "You May Live Without Flowers But Not So Well." Ilse Our Telegraph Service for Delivery at a Distance. F.R. CUNNINGHAME F LORI ST Member of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. Phones 176 and 31. The Waraen's Institute met on Thursday at IVErs. Jas. Gatint's and had an attendance of twenty-five de- spite the stormy day. They intend holding an at-home in the community hall on Friday, Jan. 18th. 011 Satur- day, Jan, 5th, the ladies met at dif- ferent homes and quilted seven quilts to give to the Woods family, who were burnt out Other articles were kindly donated alee • Mrs. A. S. Miardie of Toronto spent a week at 2i home of her parents, Mr. and 1VE.s. Robinson 3M001.1£3. Mr. Jas. Irwin and \ son, Eldon, of Huron township visited last week a- round St Helens. , SPECIALS FOR JANUARY TEN PERCENT. OF ALL RANGES AND HEATERS CHOICE OF ANY ALLADIN LAMP IN STOCK, $7.00 CI 1 VAC -TRIC ELECTRIC CLEANER $55.00 (Regular $65,00) CALL AND SEE THESE SPECIALS T. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 January Special • .Each customer to whom we give Permanent this month will be entit- led to a shampoo and finger -wave at 50e for the next six months. WAVES PRO1V1 ,$3 to $7 Guaranteed ringlet ends. Henri Beauty Shop :hone 229 I ••••=11•=1•Pagm.M.•••••141•FMCile•6 VAV.WiR,A7ohr , .4.12.0•14M1Maitrapopti .,.trrlr;,,rigri .1"49(0,4 .14144PN, QUALITY plus SERVICE GREATER FOOD VALUES FOR THIS WEEK -JAN. 10, 11, 12 BEE -HIVE CORN SYRUP, 2 1b. tin BEE -HIVE CORN SYRUP, 5 lb. tin FRESH ROLLED OATS, 5 lbs. for CHOICE LARGE MEATY PRUNES, 2 lbs. for LII3BY'S CORNED BEEF, 2 tins for ...... • • • • • • • .-+ . •• ........ 2In INFANT DELIGHT SOAP, per cake OVALTINE, New Low Price 38c, 58e and 98c CANNED PEAS, Garden Patch, 2 tins ROYAL YORK MATCHES, 3 boxes SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA, 4 pkgs. PLUSHO, for . Sinko, for . ROYAL YORK COFFEE, 1 -Ib. tin 15c 33e 19e 25c 5c 25c 25c 23c 19c 25e 39c Meat Counter Specials BREAKFAST BACON, in piece, Ib HEAD CHEESE, in tumbler PURE PORE SAUSAGE, per lb. OYSTER, No. 1 in solid pack jar MAPLE LEAF PORK PIES, 2 for 15c MAPLE LEAP SLICED BACON, pkg. ....... ... 20c 25c ,15e 22c 35e PEESH SALMON STEAK, per lb. 175 prostr LAKE HERRING, 3 lbs. for ...... .. .. 25c SMOKED roniarTs, per lb 17e COD FISIi, in pkg. 15e FILL STOCK OF ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 4.1121111.111111ragag".2432161101011RIZEI J. T. McliN IGHT & SON "Your Superior Store" We Sell the Beet For Leo Phone 111 CLINTON DOMINION IiiIROWAHE STORE Iiin: . , .,. , ,,,.",. .. 0 ... , 4 do T '' 1 LOWDEN FURNACE BLOWER, "New" 05.00 WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL SECOND-HAND BATTERY RADIOS AT BARGAIN PRICES, . . .. . QUEBEC COOK STOVE, new 824.00 SUTTER & PERDUE Hardware --Funeral Directors, 11931IMMIllY U., et•ObNIMMOPPIIN321.0.6:=110110•2, ---. , , . ' ... ..... Li es' NOTE THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 1 PAIR RED -SOLED WORK RUBBERS, 1 PAIR WOOL WORK SOCKS, 1 PAIR HEAVY INSOLES, A$ For $2.00 MEN'S• POUR -BUCKLE OVBEISHOES . ... ....., .. .. ... $2.79 MEN'S ONE BUCKLE OVERSHOES $1.69 MEN'S PULLOVER RUBBERS (Red Sole or all black) .. . ..75e LADIES' FELT -LINED RUBBER GALOSHES LADIES' PULLOVER RUBBERS 65e Burs PULLOVER RUBBERS ... ................... .. • .. • 65c GIRL'S PULLOVER RUBBERS . ....... . . , ....... ,...,.......55e CHILD'S PULLOVER RUBBERS ......... . , . • ......, 50c MEN'S FELT BOOTS, Rubber Sole r:;2.89 MEN'S WORK RUBBER, with 15" leather top $3.89 MEN'S ALL -RUBBER WOftk MOTS, laced 15" high •$3.89 MEN'S DRESS SHOES' • ,• $2.69 MEN'S BEDROOM. SLIPPERS • 790 MEN'S SPATS 79c MEN'S HEAVY PULLOVER SOCKS 1 69c BOY'S HEAVY PULLOVER SOCKS • . .............. ... . . . 49c MEN'S FLEECE -LINED COMBINATIONS 81.35 MEN'S PURE WOOL COMBINATIONS 82.29 MEN'S MARINO COMBINATIONS $1.39 BOY'S PURE WOOL COMBINATIONS 81.19 BOY'S FLEECE -LINED COMBINATIONS ' 79e 130Y $ PURE WOOL PULLOVER SWEATERS BOY'S JUM130-KNIT SWEATERS ........ . . .............. $1.45 BOY'S SWEAT SHIRTS . . 69c MEN'S WORK SWEATERS • • $1.25 MEN'S DRESS SWEATERS (without collar) ........,$L95 MEN'S HEAVY DRESS SWEATERS (with collar) L2.19 MEN'S HIGH GRADE "VARSITY" SWEATERS 83.25 MEN'S ATSHIRTS, Zipper $1.00 MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS (No Zianer) 89c LADIES' SWEATERS • $1.95 MEN'S ALL -HORSEHIDE MITTS 65e MEN'S HORSEHIDE MITTS (Mule Back) 59e BOY'S MULESKIN MITTS • 25c BOY'S ALL-BLACX LEATHER MITTS ... ... .. ...... 25e YOUTH'S MITT (Horsehide with Mule Back) 5 BOY'S AVIATOR CAPS (with goggles)790 BOY'S LEATHER GAUNTLETS 25c CHILD'S LONG RUBBER BOOTS 'tl. 49 CHILD'S LACED RUBBER ROOT •$1.39 CHILD'S BEDROOM SUPPER (Leather Sole) 59c . . i LOBS'S BARGAIN STORE Everybody's Favorite SONGS ARRANGED OR 20 DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS Over 200 songs in this large folio. All the old favorites gathered to - gather. Contains a large selection of mountain. love, children's, Spanish, Irish, Russian, patriotic, operatic, comedy, college and home songs. The ,publishers believe that a re- presents a complete musical eneylo, pedia and fills a long felt need. • PRICE 91.00 .„ • • SONGS FOR CHILDREN „A wonderful book for kiddies. Has over 200 different songs including ail the popular fairy songs that every child loves. A collection including .saered hynms, animal and bird songs, and songs and games. •Just the thing for children to spend those few -MOM - :11L.Swith between supper and bed - PRICE i1.00 CULBERTSON'S OWN CONTRACT BIDDING SELF.TEjfl Just this book, and a pencil and you have everything you need to learn contract bidding. Read the elear easy to grasp explanations, look at the illustrative examples and then take out your pencil and test yourself on the points you have learned. Cheek your bids with the correct answers in the back of the book. This new Sim- plifield Culbertson Self Teacher in- cludes all bids front opening one ,b'ids to the sensationally successful Cal- bertson Grand Slam Convention. ONLY 75c.4 COPY. no W. 11 Fair 3o Often the Cheapest--Alwaye the Best (!11111111111 glite; UIIIll11 1111 jiIJ1111 ltlIfl Mrs. E. Brown has retarllecl after visiting her daughter near Lodes - bora. • Mrs. John Lawson of Goderieh visit- ed Erie week with her sister, Mve. B. Brown. Miss P. Densmore is visiting friends and relatives at Westfield and Winghain. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vodden are in London, where they intend spend- ing a few weeks. Miss Dorm *Durnin visited with Miss Dorothy Bartliff and other friends in town during the holiday period. Mrs. F. Livermore and Miss 'Bessie Livermore have been visiting the former's brother, Mr, L. Trouse of Woodstock. Mr. Dodds Holloway leaves. today for Fleming, Sask., after spending a few weelta' holiday with his mother in town, 10%. Vnitan tookand ami1y have returned to their home in Ingolds. by, Ont., after spending a holiday with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter, Miss L. Brigham has gone to Wind- sor to spend the winter months with her sister, Miss 0. Brigham, who is on the staff of the technical School in that city. Miss Kathleen MelCinnon left last week to resume her teaching duties on the staff of Napanee Collegiate after spending the holiday period with her mother and grandmother in toWn. Miss Isobel Lindsay has returned to University of Western Ontario ef- ter spending the Christmas vaca- tion at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. X. Lindsay, the Huron Road. Messrs. David, George and J. E. 'Cantelon, MAS.I Dorothy Cantelon, Mayor Trewartha and lair. 3. P. Sheppard attended the funeral of the late D A Canteion of Hensall on Friday last. ST. HELENS The Young People' Bible Glass met as usual on Sunday evening and installed their officers for the coming year as follows: President: Stanley Todd; Vice: Wallace Miller; Secre- tary, Dorothy MleDenaId; Treasurer, Neilly, Todd; Christian Irellowshlp, McKinley Ramage; Missionary, Mrs W. E. Gordon; Citizenship, Wallace Miller; Social and Literary, Ruth Ramage; Pianist, Greeta Webb. Miss Kathleen Thorns was rushed to Wingham Hospital a week ago but it was bound unnecessary to operate. She is expected Kerne this week. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Vim Woods and family whose house was burnt down between three nd four o'clock hist Thursday morn- ing. Mr. Woods wakened up to find he room full of smoke and called the slay but despite all efforts to oheck he fire it soon got beyond control. Most of the downstairs articles were aved but the boys lost all their othing and all the bedding etc., up- tairs. Mr. Weeds has been most un- ertunate as his house on his other arm was burnt down also about four - n years ago. They have moved nto the front part of Elwood Bar - boar's house for the present. V.113.04.1frItemdtfralkopitittottavaifiraboVat fifl A 7.17 • THURS., lAN. 10; 1934' ______Atanseerj_r_seasiatemeniailereererzeteseeniaremetessamerainesseratesalareeat, P.'. 4 • 1, • .„ S le e ohne s this end" 'till • Crash, goes the Prices of Many Lies, Clearing Prices on Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, a few Holiday Lines ending with a Big Sugar Sale this week aad next. • ,,---11(Efs"-"' 4' W. Friday and Saturday of this week we are introducing an UTSTAN !NG SUGAR SALE GET OUR PRICES (with an order) Coffee Will Feature in Our Maxwellper lb. Chase and Sanborn, per lb. Specials Next Week SOUPSclear,C. C. and B., to clear, 3 for 40e 40c Red +and White, per lb. 40c Magic Coffee, per lb. 29c Ambrosia, per IL 25c Tea Will Continue To Be On Sale Salada Tea, per lb. 59c Lipton Tea ,per lb. 590 Red Rose Tea, per lb. 59e Our Own (Special), per lb. 49c • JAMS AND MARMALADES Peach J, 32 ozs. for 28c Marmalade ,Crosse and 131ackwell, for 29c Black Currant, 40 ozs. for 35c Mixed Nuts (and Brazils), limited quantity, 2 lb. 30c Syrup, Maple Syr, per bottle 19c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, large and juicy, per dozen 39c Grape Fruit, sweet seedless, 6 for 25c New Carrots, 2 for 15e Spinach, 2 lbs. for 25c Cauliflowers, each 25c FISH AND 111RIGIDAIRE Red Salmon, piece, lb. 15c Filletts, smoked, per lb. 17c Frozen Herring, per lb. 8c New Cheese„ 5 lbs. for 60c CANNED; GOODS Aylmer Tomatoes, 2 for 19e York Tomatoes, 3 for 25c York Corn, per dozen $1.20 (White or Golden Bantam) York Peas, (No. 3), 2 for 25c York Peas (No. 4), 2 for Egg Plums, 3 for 19c 25c Large Tins Pineapples, sliced 10e 25c Red and White, Aylmer, 3 for 25e Campbell's Vegetable and Tomato, 2 for Heinz, large, 2 for 19c 29c SODA BISCUITS Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for Toasted Sodas, per Ib. Fancy Marshmallow Biscuits, Ib. Wax Tite Sodas, per lb. Fancy Assorted 'Biscuits, to clear, lb. Salted Wafers, per pkg. 10c Cheese Wafers, per pkg. 10e McCormick and Paterson's, 2 lbs. for 25c DRIED FRUITS 17c 16e 10c 15o 25e 19c Sweet Hickory, Weston's, 2 lbs. Prunes, Santa Clara, 2 lbs. for .25c New Pitted Dates, 2 lbs. for 25c Choice Figs, 2 lbs. for 19e Dried Peaches, 5 lbs. for 90c OTHER SPECIALS DURING THIS SALE Soap Chips, 5 lbs., for 35c P. and G. Soap, 10 bars for 29c Gold _Sap, 4 bars for 17e Coinfort Soap, 4 bars for 19c Lux Toilet Soap, 4 bars for 23c Baking Powder, Sealers 33c Pearl Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 19c Blue Berries, per tin 10c Shelled Walnuts, per lb. 39c Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs. for 29c Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs. for 29c Macaroni, 5 lbs. for 25c Good Rice, 4 Ibs. for 23c Best Rice, 3 lbs. for 23c Dates, 4 lbs. for 25c Valencia Raisins, per lb. Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c 11c Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for 170 FREE DENBY CHINA Weston's & Christie's Fancy Cakes Cracked Wheat Walkersides' Ice Cream 11/11.61113, 4021111216 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 1=231,131affilleffisil Ar-ESIMISSIZREPOMMEMIMMOSSMORI W. ASIEHMEZZOOE=E3M422=211111111 Sliced Bread earsayee. CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERTA Phone 48 IN 1935 For "You May Live Without Flowers But Not So Well." Ilse Our Telegraph Service for Delivery at a Distance. F.R. CUNNINGHAME F LORI ST Member of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. Phones 176 and 31. The Waraen's Institute met on Thursday at IVErs. Jas. Gatint's and had an attendance of twenty-five de- spite the stormy day. They intend holding an at-home in the community hall on Friday, Jan. 18th. 011 Satur- day, Jan, 5th, the ladies met at dif- ferent homes and quilted seven quilts to give to the Woods family, who were burnt out Other articles were kindly donated alee • Mrs. A. S. Miardie of Toronto spent a week at 2i home of her parents, Mr. and 1VE.s. Robinson 3M001.1£3. Mr. Jas. Irwin and \ son, Eldon, of Huron township visited last week a- round St Helens. , SPECIALS FOR JANUARY TEN PERCENT. OF ALL RANGES AND HEATERS CHOICE OF ANY ALLADIN LAMP IN STOCK, $7.00 CI 1 VAC -TRIC ELECTRIC CLEANER $55.00 (Regular $65,00) CALL AND SEE THESE SPECIALS T. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 January Special • .Each customer to whom we give Permanent this month will be entit- led to a shampoo and finger -wave at 50e for the next six months. WAVES PRO1V1 ,$3 to $7 Guaranteed ringlet ends. Henri Beauty Shop :hone 229 I ••••=11•=1•Pagm.M.•••••141•FMCile•6 VAV.WiR,A7ohr , .4.12.0•14M1Maitrapopti .,.trrlr;,,rigri .1"49(0,4 .14144PN, QUALITY plus SERVICE GREATER FOOD VALUES FOR THIS WEEK -JAN. 10, 11, 12 BEE -HIVE CORN SYRUP, 2 1b. tin BEE -HIVE CORN SYRUP, 5 lb. tin FRESH ROLLED OATS, 5 lbs. for CHOICE LARGE MEATY PRUNES, 2 lbs. for LII3BY'S CORNED BEEF, 2 tins for ...... • • • • • • • .-+ . •• ........ 2In INFANT DELIGHT SOAP, per cake OVALTINE, New Low Price 38c, 58e and 98c CANNED PEAS, Garden Patch, 2 tins ROYAL YORK MATCHES, 3 boxes SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA, 4 pkgs. PLUSHO, for . Sinko, for . ROYAL YORK COFFEE, 1 -Ib. tin 15c 33e 19e 25c 5c 25c 25c 23c 19c 25e 39c Meat Counter Specials BREAKFAST BACON, in piece, Ib HEAD CHEESE, in tumbler PURE PORE SAUSAGE, per lb. OYSTER, No. 1 in solid pack jar MAPLE LEAF PORK PIES, 2 for 15c MAPLE LEAP SLICED BACON, pkg. ....... ... 20c 25c ,15e 22c 35e PEESH SALMON STEAK, per lb. 175 prostr LAKE HERRING, 3 lbs. for ...... .. .. 25c SMOKED roniarTs, per lb 17e COD FISIi, in pkg. 15e FILL STOCK OF ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 4.1121111.111111ragag".2432161101011RIZEI J. T. McliN IGHT & SON "Your Superior Store" We Sell the Beet For Leo Phone 111 CLINTON